Articles in the Discography Category
For sanity’s sake, the Discography & Memorabilia section has been sub-divided into 4 different sub-catergories. The first two sub-catergories are pretty self-explanatory the Albums and Singles sub-catergories. The last two sub-catergories are Miscellaneous & Memorabilia and Third Party Releases. The first of these sub-catergories attempts to catalogue any promo records or items which don’t correspond to any particular album or single release. Examples of things which fall within these catergory are press kits, samplers and a few other unusual promo items. The second of these last two sub-catergories cataolgues any Massive Attack song or remix that is unique to a release that came from a third party (i.e one where the name Massive Attack does not appear on the front cover). Examples of things which fall within this catergory would be Wire, which was exclusive only to the Welcome To Sarajevo soundtrack and the remixes Massive Attack did for Garbage which are only on Garbage’s single “Milk”. Be aware as well that no releases from The Wild Bunch are cataloged here. The first cataloged item in the Collector section in chronological order being the 1988 release of Any Love.Chart Info:
Blue Lines achieved it’s highest UK albums chart position of #13 on it’s first week of release and would remain in the charts for a further eighteen weeks. Blue Lines was also released almost …
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Protection achieved it’s highest UK albums chart position of #4 on it’s first week of release and would remain in the charts for a further eleven weeks. Protection was also released almost simultaneously around …
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100th Window achieved it’s highest UK albums chart position of #1 on it’s first week of release and would remain in the charts for a further nine weeks. 100th Window was also released almost …
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Mezzanine achieved it’s highest UK albums chart position of #1 on it’s first week of release and would remain in the charts for a further thirteen weeks. This was Massive Attack’s first album to …
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No Protection achieved it’s highest UK albums chart position of #10 on it’s first week of release and would remain in the charts for a another four weeks. No Protection was also released almost …
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The Singles 90/98 boxset was not eligable for entry into either the singles or album charts in the UK because of the nature of the release itself, being neither a single or proper album …
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Danny The Dog achieved it’s highest UK albums chart position of #70 on it’s first week of release and would remain in the charts for a only one more week. Danny The Dog was …
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The Bullet Boy E.P was released only via Itunes as a digital download release, with no physical release whatsoever. This was before Itunes was considered as being counted in unit sales of music for …
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Daydreaming achieved it’s highest UK singles chart position of #81. After the limited release of the Any Love 12″ vinyl promo in 1988, the Daydreaming single was the first widespread retail release for Massive …
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Unfinished Sympathy achieved it’s highest UK singles chart position of #13 on it’s first week of release and would remain in the charts for a further eight weeks. It did not recieve a release …
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